Brandable Domain Name for Sale - Branded Short Domain

The global trend today is to have in addition a branded short domain. Many companies have already have it: nyti.ms (The New York Times), fb.me (Facebook), t.co (Twitter), goo.gl (Google)…

Someone uses them as "URL shorteners", someone simply places a redirect to the main site. Some companies have built businesses on the shortening service. They collect statistics (click tracking) and provide analytics to marketers. One of these companies - Bitly.com - has created a whole "Link Management Platform". If you’re interested, here’s a good article on it: The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Bitly: How a Free Link Shortener Became a Real Business.

Branded Short Domains drive more than just brand impressions and visibility - they can drive up to a 34% increase in CTR.

There are some good examples below of a short address being made from the name (the so-called Domain Hack - it’s easy to remember and has fewer characters):

Instagram > instagr.am

Pepsi > pep.si

Youtube > youtu.be

TIME > ti.me

Reddit > redd.it

Booking.com > booki.ng

Visa > vi.sa

Which.co.uk > whi.ch

In order to make social links a little more recognizable, most companies try to buy a short domain hack that looks something like their brand. For example, Virgin uses virg.in. These links look far better than using someone else’s generic link (such as ow.ly or po.st).

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Top 7 domain hack sales:

LOCAL.LY sold to Infor for $100,000

FAMO.US sold to Famous Industries, Inc. for $25,000

WHI.CH sold to Which.co.uk for $21,840

ANSWE.RS sold to Answers.com for $20,000

K.IM sold for $20,000 (acquired by Kim Dotcom)

SMART.LY sold to Smartly for $20,000

DAI.LY sold to Dailymotion for $17,000

Domain DOL.BY is for sale. If you want to buy this premium and brandable domain name, then the cost can be learned through the mail: lit.serge@gmail.com.